Brimbank & Northwest Star Weekly

  • An un-beet-able market

    An un-beet-able market

    Brimbank locals looking for a health kick can head to the Taylors Lakes community garden veggie stall and open day this Saturday, August 9. The…

  • Historic landmark set to close

    Historic landmark set to close

    The Overnewton Castle in Keilor will close its doors as an event venue in March. The estate owners, who host tours, weddings, high teas and…

  • Calls for extended police hours

    Calls for extended police hours

    Locals are calling for the Caroline Springs police station counter to be extended to 24 hours a day to better combat increasing crime in Melton.…

  • Eagles claim promotion, stay focused at task on hand

    Eagles claim promotion, stay focused at task on hand

    There has been no drop in motivation for Keilor Park despite having secured promotion with five rounds left in the Victorian Premier League women’s competition.…

  • Artist callout

    Artist callout

    Emerging mural artists in the Brimbank area have one more week to apply for the Creative Pathways Mural Mentorship Program, which is offered by Brimbank…

  • Dust monitoring boost

    Dust monitoring boost

    Brooklyn Recycling Group (BRG) has announced a new major dust monitoring program that is soon to be rolled out at the Brooklyn industrial precinct to…

  • Celebrating Maltese traditions

    Celebrating Maltese traditions

    Brimbank locals can enjoy a weekend of festivities as part of the upcoming Festa Santa Marija Assunta, running from August 15 to 17. Celebrating its…

  • Cobras tough task

    Cobras tough task

    Albanvale is hoping for a little luck to play Western Football League division 2 finals this season. The Cobras have struggled to get their best…

  • Braybrook language school fined

    Braybrook language school fined

    The Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO) has secured $14,145 in penalties in court against a weekend community Chinese language school, which operates out of a site…

  • Trio charged with hooning on social media

    Trio charged with hooning on social media

    Three men have been charged as part of a police crackdown on an alleged group of hoon motorcyclists performing stunts for social media. Police laid…

  • Protecting work from home

    Protecting work from home

    The state government plans to make working from home a right. Premier Jacinta Allan announced the government will introduce legislation to protect the ability of…

  • Have your say

    Have your say

    Sunshine West residents are being invited to have their say on state issues as part of a session in Laverton MP Sarah Connolly’s upcoming ‘Laverton…